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New-York tribune., 1887-04-29
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FOUNDED BY HORACE GREELEY.
FRIDAY, APRIL 20, 1887.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FoREIGN-Lord Rosebery to the rescue; de-
nouncing coercion and paying court to the Liberal
Unionists. John Bright easing his conscience
- Mr.. Gladstone introduced 10 Red Shirt -
Cardinal Manning on the rights of labor. =Eng-
land and Russia in Afghanistan. =Keeping a
sharp watch on William OBrien. - $50 lives
lost In hurricane off the Australian coast -
$50 men drowned by collision - Changes In
the Canadian Government. 60 Arrangements
making for Cambridge Harvard boat-race
CRY AND SUBURBAN. "A fire in.Canal-st. caused
n loss of quarter of million. - Charles IRAN
els Adams testified about the Union Pacific Kali
road. - Meeting of the Tarlf Association -
The referee decided that Miss Folsom was not un-
lawfully detained - The jury In the rag suit
locked up for the night. - E. ]. Dunning ar
rested apain. - The Philadelphias beaten by
the New-Yorks in the opening League game =
The Rev. ii. o. Pentecost, of Newark, blackballed.
e. Another mysterious witness at the kahWay
INQUEST. 60 Gold value of the legal-tender Sill
yer dollar C412i9 grainsl 44lsd per ounce-73.6l
cents. - Stocks dull. with fluctuations within
a narrow range closing steady at about the lowest
figures of the day.
DOMESTIC. Extending the time Of the Brooklyn
Investigating Committee. - scoiding mes
sage from Governor Hill to the Assembly. -
The Interstate Commission to make fan investlga-
tion in Mobile. The Billingsey Pipe Lines
bill killed in the Pennsylvania Legislature =
The case of the Rev. Mr. Goodell at Provi-
dence - Street railroad companies
In Boston consolidated. = decision by VIZ
ginia court as to the coupons in harmony with the
decision of the United States Supreme Conrt. -
The discriminating duties against the Netherlands
and the Dutch East Indies suspended by the Presi-
dent - Money subscribed by liquor men In
Kentucky to oppose Prohibition in Texas -
Protectionist club organized in Boston.
The EwEATHER.-lndicationsf to-day; Slightly
warmer and fair, preceded in the morning by rain.
Temperature yesterday: Highest 5s0; lowest,
49o; average, $3.50.
New-York tribune., 1887-04-29

OPPOSED TO THE GEOLOGICAL GARDEN BILL
President Borden OF the Park Department. said yesterday
that he knew nothing Of the bill which Is now before the
Legislature providing for establishing geological garden IN
parks Of the city He did not favor the BILL which would
the hands OF what virtually private corporation "The
coecon said he % worth not less than oo0 ana the
further that the city ha SCI ssdS zen asres ot lana
and perit charge OF twenty i've cents admission the
New-York tribune., 1887-04-29
BICYCLES IS CARRIAGES.

Ever sinee the bicycle came into popular use
in this city there has been persistent effort Oh
tho part OF the whcclmen to secure the privilege
Of using the drives in Central Park. The PARK
Commissioners have as persistenty refused u
Grant this privilege, basing their action on the
ground that horses took fright at the wheels
However plausible this argument may once nave
beep. il does not hold good now, and there Is nc
sound reason to-day why bicycles and trcycles
should not have the same rights on the road as
arc accorded to carriages. There are several
thousand wheelmen In the city. From midnight
until o a. IN. they may use the west drive In
Central Park from Fifty-ninthst. 10 ODe-hundred
and-tenth-st. After policeman stationed at
Seyenty-second-s st. turns them back the way they
came or waves them out of the Park In the direc
ton of Riverside Drive. To reach Seyenth-ave
above the Park they must make detour OF sever
al miles part Of the journey being over streets
almost impassabe. No one ever hears nowadays
of q runaway being caused by bicycle. Hofses
in New-York have become used to the sight OF o
wheel running away with man, and no longer
notice such an everyday Incident
Prospect Park has been thrown open TO wheel
mcn. Why not Central PaIlIp The Park Board
declines to listen to argument on the subject
so tho matter has been brought to the attention
of the Legislature by means of bill which dc
clares that bicycles are carriages and entitled
to the rights of carriages. The measure is now
in tho hands Of the judiciary Committee OF the
Assembly IL ought to become law.
New-York tribune., 1887-04-29
4 THEATRE PARTY TO CELEBRATE vIoroRI

The sophomores the School Of Arts Of Columbia College
decided yesterday celebrate sos victory Legendre by
giving party entire School Of Arts May 81
The place yet selected but expected 70 be
the Standard Theatre Boxes Will bo reserved for the College
ee club the baseball nine and the Varsity Crew. while an
students college not In the School OF Arts VIII have to
nay ST so admission.
he board 1888 of The coubiad, the college
published each year by the junior class the school OF
O. r. Donnci r. johnson, c. O. Miller. Hammond ode and
William Shiaber, jE
New-York tribune., 1887-04-29
Mediate Improvement in this directie, is not

The Mexican authorities pretend to think it alb
surd for the Texans to fear any invasion Of chol-
era from Mexico even if the disease existed
there, which they deny. Itis possible that Mexi-
can neutrality-suspicious. have improved with
in recent years, but this is case where an ounce
of prevention is worth a good many pounds of
cure. The disease has been working up the
South American coast, and no harm will be
done by little extra vigilance on the part OF
United States officials.
New-York tribune., 1887-04-29
oNr.y ONE sTFP FTrRTurR.

Prom The Troy TeIegranl.
II John c. Calhoun Is 10 be honored by n monument
there no reason why In the Of time Jefferson
Dayis's memory should not DO thus commemorated.
Andrew Jackson 1t will be remembered, threatened
hang John Calhoun and II he had perhaps this Re
public would have been spared the horrors OF the Civil
War.
New-York tribune., 1887-04-29

ceive the patronage of the present Administration
Unlike Calhoun and Jefferson Davis, President
Jackson had no sympathy for disunion and seces-
sion, and consequently was net an ideal repre-
sentative of the Solid South Moreover. he never
masqueraded as Civil Service reformer.
New-York tribune., 1887-04-29
A JUDICroUs BENEFACTIoN.


George W. Vandorbnts generous gift OF $50.00I
for branch building OF the New-York free circulating
library on West Thrteenth-st. VIII give that institu
tIon three auxiliary libraries He begins his public
benefactIons In q very intelligent manner
New-York tribune., 1887-04-29
Mr.. Roscoe Conkling has not what can be called
O grateful disposition.

."The New-Yorh World ought to be above
such petty business as the wilful misrepresenta-
tion of contemporaries language. That sort of
thing should be left for papers of "The ES ening
Posts" stamp. The TRIBUNE took calm, judi
cial view of the Sharp case on Wednesday, Just
such q view as it behooves every good citizen TO
consider &The World strains the decencies OF
debate in imputing to this discreditable motive
There is too much work Of this kind going on
nowadays, but we had supposed "The World
to bo rather above 10.
New-York tribune., 1887-04-29
THE D. KE GLUE IN IT'S NEW gOUsE

OF the handsome house No &S5 Fh-ave the
quarters OF the Delta Kappa Epson Club, topsyury
yesterday with furniture that workngmen had transferred
from old club house No 86 West Thirty fourth-st
Tho library, paintings and photographs we're removed on
Wednesday This prosperous Club had ougrown M old head
the members congatuang themselves
having secured such desirable The new place
is fourstory house With basement and has dozen or
SO excellent rooms They will be well lifted DIP and the
house.w arming Will take place on May 10.
New-York tribune., 1887-04-29
PLEASING THE DEMOCRATS AND LIqUoR-DEAL

Fronp The Neic York Star (Dens)
We republish a sharp and sound criticism the We'd
der Liquor Tax bill which appeared I'm yesterdays Ere
ing Post IL is pleasurable sensation TO find ourselves
accord with The Post important question OF State
and local administration.
New-York tribune., 1887-04-29


Sir 5ohn A. Macdonalds idea of reform
seems to be to increase the number of Offices
He wants the Canadian Ministry enlarged to
sixteen members On this side we manage to
get along with seven such officials. Perhaps
Sir John thinks that he can allay discomfort by
creating new offices. The Democrats have
tried that plan, but without marked success.
The heroic conduct of the engineer recently
killed ON the New-York Central Railroad,
whose last thoughts were in behalf OF the
safety of others, was equalled yesterday by
that of a freight conductor on the Boston and
Albany road. He sacrificed his life in an effort
to prevent a collision with a passenger train.
Such heroes deserve as much praise as those
who seek glory on battefields but they too
often fail to get it.
It is only question Of time, and net long
time at that, when the car stove will be abol-
ished. The Assembly passed bill yesterday
fixing the date in this State at May 1, 1888.
This will permit it to continue its deadly work
for another winter, but it will be a great relief
to know that the end win then be reached.
Amended in this way there ought to be no diff
Guilty in getting the bill through the Senate.
There will apparently be time enough for the
English people to become well informed on the
subject of coercion before the bill can pass the
House Of Commons. Over one hundred amend
ments to the first clause alone are already pro-
posed. and it Is calculated that there will be
five hundred of them altogether, all drawn so
as to secure discussion and division. Accord
ing to the usual experience of the House OF
Commons 1t will take several weeks to get this
bill out of committee. and by that time the
English sense Of fairness and decency ought to
br aroused sufficiently to defeat the bill.
Now that the Park Department has secured
control Of the streets connecting Central, River
side and Morningside Parks it is to be hoped
that it viii put them in condition suitable for
carriage driving. When this is done it will be
possible to make round trip through these
parks without danger to carriage wheels as is
bow the case. Perhaps in time the city may
yet rid Of the centre bearing rail and secure
bayements that VIII admit Of carriage driving
tdtside Of the parkA But the outlook for Inn
New-York tribune., 1887-04-29

FrsB The Mount YfrD0n l0sio) Republican.
It THE TRIBUNE Almanac contains moro valuable data
than any othss pamphlet Of Its size IN tho world.
New-York tribune., 1887-04-29

In the abstract the Democratic party is sternly
opposed to whatever looks like Capitalization,
but in the concrete 1t takes to Capitalization as
duck takes TO water. For example. Lieutenant
Governor Jones lately made bold and unblushins
attempt to appropriate sundry prerogatives oil
one branch Of the lawmaldng power OF tho state
for the benefit of the Executive Department. Yet
with all tho Democracy's platform hatred of CEN
tralizatlon, not a Democratic newspaper has been
loyal enough to It's party's traditions and con.
victions TO rebul1c Jones
New-York tribune., 1887-04-29

Secretary Lamar in his Charleston oration made
no attempt to defend Calhoun's notification and
secession ideas, but eulogized him as an incipieni
Civil Service reformeE 1t is to be feared that q
jackson monument committee would fail 10 re
New-York tribune., 1887-04-29
Jnoex to ADVERTISEMENTS
Business Notlees.
LONG BEACH HOTEL, l.. l.,
Will OPEN JUNE rs.

WIBOR's COP LIVER On and Phosphate OF
Lime cures Coughs Colds Asthma Broachiis ana az XII
unmors been taking Goa Liver vi
vii be pleased that Dr. Wbor has Gm
the pure and Lime In such manner that II 70
the taste and its effects In Lung s o nonSuneed
Sopeies and who had taken the clear OIL for long time
fbont marked effect been entirely cured Dy using
fhis preparaton and get the genuine ManpseI
druggists
New-York tribune., 1887-04-29

Mayor Hewitt, the Corporation Counsel says
has authority to remove the dog pound uhe
the nuisance is likely to be removed forthwith.
New-York tribune., 1887-04-29

The Jaclksonian Democrats will find anothe
striking dssimilarity between Jackson and Cleve
land in the opinions they entertained with re
gard to John c. Calhoun.
New-York tribune., 1887-04-29

A UNIVERSALLY POPULAR CANDIDATE
From The Baltimore american.
We trust that Colonel Dan Lamont will not decline
second term,
New-York tribune., 1887-04-29

HUsKS OF DEMOCRATIC " "REFORM"t
From The GatuestOn Neps
The public mind like the prodigal sons stomach, must
be filed with something
New-York tribune., 1887-04-29

The path to glory is no longer by way OF the
Brooklyn Bridge Donovan has been languishln9
in prison for fortnight or so. being unable TO
obtain bail. The latest aspIrant for jumping
hOnors has very properly been sent TO the lomos
for three months in default Of bail. and Is likely
to keep Donovan company for some time.
New-York tribune., 1887-04-29

The passage of the anti-Coercion resolutions
by the Canadian Parliament will be attributed
in London to the omnipresent "Irish VOTE OF
which everybody in America stands in awe. AL
though the majority was large one-the vote
was 1876 to 47-inAexible Tories will be convinced
that If every member voting for the resolutions
had expressed his secret thoughts, he would have
favored the dumping of every Irish Canadian
into the Gulf Of st. Lawrence. Something as
brutal as this was said by one OF their organs
when the New-Yorlx mass meeting was held.
New-York tribune., 1887-04-29

FoREIGY.-Lord Rosebery to the rescue de-
nouncing coercion and paying court to the Liberal
Unionists John Bright easing his conscience
- Mr. Gladstone introduced TO Red Shirt -
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DR. BENEFITS

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all hliasH mAs6E
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Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-24

Furs....sm II c,a-. 80 Earfh srrnrg snrest,
hr1ustss gf Htst rrtht farnrsnInng guo1s z-E1n
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A urmirarze xsurse far -dFspxps1a -liHrlnna
E1rnksrx. Mitshtl lkwE 4 CiD-r wn1Assn'1e M
uzr 6Hnlkkrx. EgEnrs-
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-24
Ayers Pills

AccwmHwIfish rIhRS rts1wraGlve wwTik heHHer
th=zm amv 0ahser rnEei6tfrnr- They are
ssarr4nFm.s a@d tEhqrwmgrih- vet umhl9- nm uDear
ue.urrsutTve snrIDm- Tlbrv do mot grippe ane
Hr,lrRrma- zma do mot aBdhWre n ewsttHxe ne
arfFHm. m rs tine e+BerE of 0aher eisrlhz1rTnts
wHTlhziI finFy P@s~ess sIpeeIll PEupgT1Mss-
eFTTuursfTT, EppEf1nht znsG t@a6r, off the hRshGss
v-,IhuuAA alrusA
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-24
Curx fer ~sxk szxaaaehs-

For prw@s rhEH Dr. GSlunnis 1nnprQwes1 Liver
PsIls esuues Sick EIe.RdBeiht- ask SwEur 1r'nE-
glst 6gr ~ free trial RhaEE.cs- Only @ne JOE N
aa@re. REGULAR sIze booze. 70 gisinns- Sold by
C.. T. HelnzernHl-
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-24
A Thefough PUruafiYe

um@tflcilmse l. tine first nseesssifv for e1mrVe-
Then tine eanFnzrrhc effect nHEnf>5 be mIIEin-
taimnsh- nm q nnl@ d.tgress, gmsa s1Hahst1'euf
TO pHewvm1 q ReemrTwmt,e OF ew'stlHeinsesss-
umf m tine SamwF rimwe the Mver- kHdhmr 3
sImd sttwmmpth numssa be <aIimmEl1E@ zl1
s-rp,m.rrnEIsra
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-24
CF.HARMAN,

ac9S FuRr STREET., LOS ANssHIEH
-es9 E1nmul,r Desinuizlg, inEf1-rpsf1nn
EHr-l in El1hroiszery, Psdnfang and raper
FHnwens. Fual lt1e az malefnsn iur AL knds
nf SAmcy work
fgriMztad Pz<ssrus IN tsia r,zsfe..
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Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-24
GENERAL CROOK

rs MI. HANDS #lEH, MEBGHIE6 H.
ii patulIss Rna Nv tine Rhlrgas. bounced fsuarmg
StslHfssm am uhe HnfiTffsr Gsnst- Serrscx- -
fusf Siin per seissFn. W1m srau1 5zr rhs -
sumasx fsilitsus-
Wednesdays. Hltarrel ls1-s Frszxyx Em6 -
ury;ttxx at IHfks6m 3s-cs Srslfihes On Fznk
srrH,Et t,tssErw li5,s Anrsehs< <ir-e<sL mkHnR Il
alia wgsE4k qm liax FtH iiz U Ruursa.
n riin.+l thoroughbred no STEIN Br1L
Will alaB ItsH Hurunf II the same plaEc4k SR~
Wire, sh- EliH mHr'ks autIrv ssgif
mi, Inn VIM ganIFETTH. MzuArrr-
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-24
Absolutely Cure

All dfsscssses puwe=aaHnm- fnwun dI-mu'ter
@F lima iap.>Tix9e. aamd asSsimritiH1rv @EginEss-
w7vr HrYrmp1 u,sn off AYERS PILLS ID
cwrrps= thR FIRST iwd5tahS0@s of cosdHvg-
nasss zv-rrS ubH SFFlDEms llnhBe~>~s wihseh
n,-srE~ef off tm1- eD@dfnl8m wcwl4 mHrN HHzihHy
Hmlhm~r- AN irTu.Imi.,mT1hcs nm ulhes znd19m OF
fine InDw5rls - BO,0rEme-S zss weiA a. e@EEssE-
wsifRrm-zrE bemrfsciEllly ermHruH8f@ by
ATEE-S PILLS zmA for 1h,e SdiEnEHl1Hnom
of dFEsesaHVe @E,r-ms we;llkrmf@ hw aonsss-
rDmHHmused Gvs7peFsizH- 0Bsr or uw@ OF
kFTr-S PILLS dtifIiv- slfter GfilnuseH, Will do
unsDrp. :.sund thrln zmvalEssiIHEs else
Leading Physicians Cancede
Th.# AyHR,$ PTEES srp the best of sI
esHh-rtiSr mf,fH.iisr zIrsl Hz.,mv ET;assaTHBGg-
ers. of thr MirEsesa Saanni6iIs- euEs111.Hrssr1Hg
HrleScriibs theHm-